China condemned America’s slander against the ruling party

According to the report of Fars International News Agency, Beijing on Wednesday condemned the report published by a US congressional committee in which the Chinese Communist Party was accused of pursuing several decades of economic aggression against Washington and called it a report. “specialized in attack and slander” against him.

According to the “RFA” website, a committee called the Chinese Communist Party Select Committee in the US House of Representatives on Tuesday In a report on Saturday, he accused this party of “merging the military and civilian sectors” and warned American investors not to “unintentionally” support what he called “China’s defense industry, emerging technology companies, and human rights abuses”.

The committee also claimed in its report that economic relations between Washington and Beijing should undergo a “restart” to “ensure China’s adherence to its trade commitments”.

Mao Ning, the spokesperson of the Chinese Ministry of Foreign Affairs, told reporters at a press conference in Beijing: “This report is full of intent and hostility and can be considered completely irrational.”

In recent months, despite the visits of several officials of the American government to China and their meetings with the officials of this country, the trend of tensions between these two world superpowers has been increasing.

” US President Joe Biden and his Chinese counterpart Xi Jinping met in San Francisco last month and agreed to restore military ties and improve their cooperation.

It is not clear whether the Washington government will act on the recommendations of this select committee or not, but the sharp literature of this report shows that the differences between the two world’s top economic powers are far from being over.

The report of the said committee claimed: “The Chinese Communist Party has used coercive and pro-economic balance policies on a large scale to empty the American economy and make American workers unemployed and provide extensive subsidies at unprecedented levels. It has used history and access to the market in such a way that the former director of the US National Security Agency called it the largest transfer of wealth in history.”

The committee also accused China of not Adhering to the responsibilities accepted upon joining the World Trade Organization in 2001, as well as “weakening” and “dissolving” the benefits that the United States and the world expected from improving trade relations with Beijing.

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